Also Known As:<_AKA> DeeDee /Draper/

1. MURPHY

Ancestral File Number: 2W8M-Q5

1. Orval K. DRAPER b. 12 May 1911, Filmore,Ut; d. 17 Jun 1998, Utah.
2. DRAPER
3. 1. Ila May DRAPER b. 15 Aug 1916, Filmore,Ut; d. 13 Jun 1992.
4. DRAPER
5. Ferris DRAPER b. 31 Mar 1921, Filmore,Ut; d. 18 Oct 1992, Willmington,Ca.
6. DRAPER
7. Duane LaMar DRAPER b. 6 Dec 1926, Filmore,Ut; d. 7 Jan 2001, Big Springs,Siskiyou,Ca.
8. DRAPER
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10. DRAPER

Ancestral File Number: 40KS-4V

Ancestral File Number: 188M-HL

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1. Elzina Jane DRAPER b. 29 Dec 1867, ,Rockville,Washington,Utah; d. 19 Sep 1898, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah; bur. Sep 1898, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah.
2. Sarah Cecelia DRAPER b. 6 Jul 1870, ,Rockville,Washington,Utah; d. 2 Feb 1892, ,Pipe Springs,Mohave,Arizona; bur. ,Rockville,Washington,Utah.
3. Marilla Sophronia DRAPER b. 27 Nov 1872, ,Rockville,Washington,Utah; d. 10 Oct 1949, ,Hurricane,Washington,Utah; bur. 13 Oct 1949, Hurricane Cemetery,Hurricane,Washington,Utah.
4. Martha Ambrosia DRAPER b. 5 May 1875, ,Rockville,Kane (now Washington),Utah; d. 6 Oct 1938, ,Hinckley,Millard,Utah; bur. ,Hinckley,Millard,Utah.
5. Anastasia DRAPER b. 6 Apr 1878, ,Rockville,Kane (Now Washington),Utah; d. 22 Jan 1883, ,Rockville,Washington,Utah.
6. Nellie Hansen DRAPER b. 1 Mar 1881, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah; d. 14 Nov 1957, ,Cedar City,Iron,Utah; bur. 16 Nov 1957, ,Cedar City,Iron,Utah.
7. Cornelia DRAPER b. 16 May 1883, ,Springdale,Kane (Now Washington),Utah; d. Nov 1886, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah.
8. 2. Erastus Almon DRAPER b. 11 Apr 1886, ,Springdale,Kane (Now Washington),Utah; d. 12 Jan 1974, ,Sunland,Los Angeles,California; bur. 15 Jan 1974, Oakwood Memorial Park,Chatsworth,California.
9. Alvira DRAPER b. 22 Apr 1889, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah; d. Nov 1889, ,Springdale,Washington,Utah.

Ancestral File Number: 19PP-FX

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Facts about this person:

BurialMay 30, 1886
Freedom, UT

"The leader of the mob was a large, burly and murderous demon. He told
grandmother if she would denounce Mormonism she would be unmolested. Her
strength and faith in our Gospel was very significant and she faced this
wicked man with defiance and dignity, stomping her foot and saying: "You
may burn it and bedamned." His answer was, "I'll give you twenty
minutes to get out." With thehelp of the seven children she gathered
the most necessary and needful articles and threw them into a wagon.
There was no time for packing. She had no team of horses; but she had
one ox and a cow. The boys yoked them together to the wagon and drove
away bidding farewell to their home. Grandmother suddenlyremembered a
fat pig ready to kill, so she sent the boys back to see if it had been
spared. It was burned to a crisp. They joined a company of Saints who
were on their way to Council Bluffs. In the company was a man by the name
of William Draper. He soon proposed marriage. She felt more secure
having a husband and father for herself and children. They were married
January 8, 1846but soon Martha passed away leaving another son, Almon,
born in 1847."

Myfather, Gilbert Weaver, was fourteen years old at the time of his
mother's death. Like most boys of that age disappointments were hard to
take. With the absence of his two brothers, who had been called to join
the Mormon Battalion,and now the loss of his mother, he was desperate,
so he made up his mind tohide in one of the wagons, since the journey by
his own family to Utah had necessarily been postponed. He had a cousin
whose name was Guernsey Brown, whowas leaving immediately with a
company; so, he stowed away in Brown's wagon and was not discovered until
they camped the first night. Brown sent word backto Council Bluffs that
the Weaver boy was with him and that he would take him on to Salt Lake
City. Father was very grateful to him and helped all he could by driving
the teams and taking his turn driving the cattle. He told thisstory
many times and spoke of his love for Guernsey Brown. [Mrs. Ida Rachel
Weaver Haycock]
[Treasures of Pioneer History: Vol 3 - We Remember Their Stories; The
Stowaway]

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1. 4. Almon DRAPER b. 28 Oct 1846, ,Kanesville,Pottawattamie,Iowa; d. 31 Dec 1919, ,Hinckley,Millard,Utah; bur. 1 Jan 1920, ,Leamington,Millard,Utah.